‘Round RONDA: A Little Story about Forgiving a Town Just Because It's Pretty

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Haunted Travels of Michigan

As part of our Haunted October events at Wandering Educators, we've got several interviews coming up with authors of books about Haunted Travels and ghost stories. To kick off this month's articles, we'll start with an incredible book and website, Haunted Travels of Michigan.

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30 Reasons to Travel

My Favorite Summer Vacation: Taking Europe by Storm!

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Halloween Events in Scotland

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Oct 10, 2008 / 0 comments

Always on the lookout for global events (and always checking out my favorite place to visit, Scotland), I found a plethora of halloween-themed events in Scotland this month.

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Hidden Treasures: A Bend in the Mekong


 

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NFT Travel Guides: London's Petticoat Lane & Fresh Eggs

One of our travel guides partners, Not For Tourists, has several unique offerings on their website this week. Check out the following

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Book Review of the Week: A Journey into Michelangelo's Rome

One word: Michelangelo. You're already thinking, aren't you, about all of his famous works of art? I think of his great, great impact on the world, and just stand in awe of his talent. I recently read a new book about Michelangelo, by our very own Italy Editor, Angela Nickerson.

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Can I Come With You? Social Documentary Photography

We all love to travel. Most of us take photos as we travel.  Some of us even try to help out, somehow, when we travel. However, we can always do more of the above, can't we? I've recently devoured a new book that highlights the magnificent, painful, poignant, and human side of traveling with your eyes and ears open.  The book? Can I Come With You?

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Terlena: Breaking of a Nation

Documentary films often show us the real story behind what we think we know. As an educational tool, they are incredible. As a window into another life, they are critical to humanity.

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